Textile High School - Loom Yearbook (New York, NY)

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: lTQQinnnnrmuIuummmlnmummmmuIIummmII1ummIIInumII1muuIIxmmmnnmnnrnmlmmmIlmrlnlillnunluiunnrmrnunilnninmnmnnmre nummmmmIrmmmmmxurmuuuII11numIIIuuumII1mumummnII1um11IIIIumuIII11nlixulgiygggiinimimlmmgmmmmmigql! 5 ' l l 5 E E S E E E E Last season Textile turned out another one of the greatest teams that ever E - graced the annals of its Alma Mater. 'It has not taken the Violet and VVhite so E 2 E long to gain such coveted prestige on the gridiron, an honor which is held so sacred 5 5 E E in scholastic circles. 5 E S After last season's championship eleven, Textile expected another team like 5 5 . . E it. but due to the lack of material Coach Meehan was faced with a hard task of g 5 ' Q 5 developing another championship eleven. I' In our first game against Flushing we lost a hard fought battle 27-0. 5 In our second game we lost another hard fought game in the last minute 'to play to the tune of G-0. J . . . . A E The game with J efterson was but a warmup for our big g3II1C.YV1tl1 Connnertee. 5 VVe won easily, the score being 13-0. E On election day at the Yankee Stadium a large crowd of 25,000 saw us defeat . the strong Commerce team. Ed' Bruckner, our star quarterback, had everything 5 . 2 his way. We earned a hard victory 12-0. A E . J' 'We have had a three frame winnin streak and ho e to continue against the Q c a A., 7 Y , strong Monroe and Curtis teams. Our boys are confident of beating both these b N teams. - 5 5 These are the men who have helped make Textile football history: E f Coach .. .. John Meehan 5 E 5 il Captain . . . Mike Leventhal 1 Zllzmager .. . Ira Levin Li Ei The team: f-1 Baekfield--Mike Leventhal, Edwin Bruckner, George Ougourlian, Bernard Po- S f J f lascek, Carl Levine, Fred Ferts, George Spinelli. E Centres-William Calier, Larry Soloway. Ei - Ends-George Smith, Daniel Ampolesky, Theodore Kolodz. f Tackles-Harry Slotkin, William Austin, Melvyn Weiss, Harry Steinberg. , Guards-Hyman Parnes, Jack Schull, Hyman Goldberg, William Howard, Harry Kramer. . g I: ,ua E e5a, ,.i.,--.,..- ...we ,A gp, A . nmm - ' . . - T. sy ' mumlm'1!l1U!1fl!UIlWW1HH111HHH'I'HWHTHHIHTTUHIITIHTIHHYITHIIHHHHIIITATHHIIHTIIIIHHTIIrmulmluxuxlmmilslllzuimnriilnrmlimt .uunumuuiuuluxuummruimmqlulllurlluluumlluuumllunmlumsmumumlmllxlnluulnmlygnxnumQ1ru!xxvunwpuuesmnwnnrnlwln xugyj

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